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Child abusers use specific grooming tactics to prevent kids from talking about their abuse. What do we need to look out for?

How can multidisciplinary professionals better care for children and their families who are dealing with all that comes with online child sexual abuse?

What happens when treatment focuses on trauma instead of punishment? Explore how trauma-informed care can help adolescents with problematic sexual behaviors heal, build skills, and reduce future risk.

Researchers analyzed file names of child sexual abuse material to learn more about the perpetrators and victims.

Child abuse brings up many questions for religious victims. Spiritual care workers can alleviate that distress and remind children that it’s not a sin to be abused.

What do kids have to say when given the chance to talk about their healing process after abuse?

How are commercially sexually exploited youth treated in the American healthcare system, and how can we make sure their complex needs are being met?

What makes a CEO of a Children’s Advocacy Center successful?

Child sexual abuse has decreased in most settings over time. The one place it’s increasing? Schools.

How do adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) shape the lives of rural youth, and what can be done to support their resilience and treatment engagement?